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10 Best Golfers Never To Win a Major Championship

Adam Scott came painfully close to winning last year's British Open before an epic Sunday meltdown.

Most golfers would rather be the worst player ever to win a major championship than to be given the title of âbest player never to win a major.â

Sure, the BPNTWAM post was most famously held by Phil Mickelson, who was a 33-year-old with 22 PGA Tour wins, 46 major appearances and 17 top-10 finishes in majors before finally breaking through at the 2004 Masters. Lefty is now a four-time major champion, and his days as BPNTWAM are a distant memory from another era.

Here are our picks for the BPNTWAM most likely to win his first jacket, jug or trophy at the 2013 Masters, U.S. Open, British Open and/or PGA Championship.

Next Tiger?
The Aussie bomber and Spanish waggler were both called the ânext Tigerâ at one point. Each has missed a career-altering putt on the final hole of a major. The time is now.